Clearance attachment tool



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Aug. 3, 1965 G. J. vAN HECKE 3,197,840

CLEARANCE ATTACHMENT TOOL Filed Oct. 9, 1963 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 United States Patent O 3,197,840 CLEARANQE ATTAQHMENT TL George lf. Van Hecke, Detroit, Mich., assigner to Huck v`Manufsntnring Company, Betroit, Mich., a corporation of lt/chigan Fiied st. 9, 1963, Ser. No. 314,924 27 laims. (Cl. 293t) rThis invention relates to tools for driving fasteners and more particularly for driving fasteners of the two-piece type which are set by the application of a relative axial force between the two pieces.

While the tool of the present invention is capable of use i with a variety of two-piece fasteners, its operation will be discussed in conjunction with a two-piece fastener of the lockbolt type as shown and described in the patent to L. C. Huck, No. 2,531,948, issuediNovember 2l, 1950. In setting a lockbolt the conventional tool is placed in line with the pin of the lockbolt and has considerable .bulk which extends directly in line from the lockbolt. In open areas these .tools can be freely used; however, in small clearance areas such as channels, etc., these tools cannot be used. The tool of the present invention has little structure immediately in line with the fastener and can be used in such small clearance areas. It is an object of this invention to provide a tool capable of use in small clearance areas for setting fasteners of the above-described type.

Conventional tools grip the pin of the fastener by means of ya chuck jaw assembly located in a collet with the chuck jaw assembly being actuated by axial movement of the collet. Thus, before the pin can be gripped, the coilet and chuck jaw assembly must be moved a distance away from the fastener. This requires the pin to have a pintail portion of adequate length to permit gripping by the chuck jaw assembly and hence its length must compensate for this distance; this distance also adds to the amount of clearance required to grip and set the fastener. The tool of the present invention utilizes a novel chuck jaw construction in which the pin of the fastener is gripped without the necessity of movement of the chuck jaws axially away from the fastener. It is another object of this invention to provide a novel tool for setting fasteners of the above-described type in which the fastener can be provided with a pin having a pintail of reduced length. lt is still another object of this invention to provide a novel tool for setting fasteners ofthe above-described type having a novel chuck jaw construction which grips the pin of the fastener without the necessity of axial movement of the chuck jaws relative to the fastener.

lt is a general object of this invention to provide a tool having .a novel construction for setting fasteners of the above-described type.

The manner of accomplishing the foregoing objects, and other objects and features of the invention, will become apparent from the following detailed description of an embodiment of the invention when read vw'th reference to the accompanying drawing in which: Y j

FIGURE l is a side elevational, partially sectional view of a tool, embodyinga preferred form of this invention, shown in assembly relationship with a source of power for actuating the tool and with a fastener of a type to be set by the tool; s

FIGURE 2 is a front elevational View of the tool shown in FIGURE l;

FIGURE 3 is a cross-sectional View of the tool of FIG- URE l taken substantially along the line 3-3 in FIG- URE l;

FIGURE 4 is a view similar to that of FIGURE l of a modified form ofthe tool of FIGURE 1 and FiGURE 5 is a blown up cross-sectional View of a valve construction of the tool of FIGURE 4 taken substantialiy `along the line 5-5 in FIGURE 4.

4collar 22 and pin 16 together.

3,197,811@ Patented Aug. 3, 1965 Looking now to FIGURE l, a tool assembly 10, embodying the features of this invention, is shown in assem- `bly relationship with a source of hydraulic pressure 12 and with a fastener 14. The fastener 142-, for representative purposes only, is shown to be of the lockbolt type and includes a collar Z2 and a pin member 16 having a shank 17 shown to be extending through a pair of aligned bores in a pair of workpieces 18, 20 to be secured. The pin member 16 has at one end of the shank 17 an enlarged head Z4 which is engageable with one workpiece 18; the collar 22 is placed over the shank 17 and in engagement with the other workpiece 20. In setting the fastener 14, the pin 16 is gripped at a plurality of pull grooves 26 at the end `of the shank 17 opposite the head 24 and a swaging anvil engages .the collar 22. A relative axial force is then applied between the pin 16 and the collar 22 until the head 24 engages the workpiece 1S; as this force is increased, the anvil swages the collar into a plurality of locking grooves 23 in the shank 17 thereby securing the As the relative force is increased the end or pintail portion of the pin 16 is severed from the shank 17 at a reduced diameter break-neck 30. A lockbolt, such as 14, is shown in a set position, prior to fracture of the pintail in FIGURE 2 of the previously referred to Huck patent` In general the tool 10 has a drive piston 196 which is hydraulically actuated to move a collet 84 reciprocably elative to the fastener 14. The collet 84 has a chuck jaw assembly having an opening for receiving the shank 17 of pin 16 with the axis of the opening laterally offset from the axis of the drive piston 106. By laterally offsetting the chuck jaw assembly from the drive piston 166, the area directly behind the chuck jaw assembly can be opened thereby providing clearance for operation in channels, etc.

More specically the tool 1t) has at its rearward end, a cylinder housing assembly 32 which includes an outer cylinder housing 34 having a central aperture extending therethrough which is defined by coaxial bores 36, 33 and di). The bores 36, 38 and it? are of decreasing diameters respectively, with a pair of radially inner shoulders 42 and 44 being defined by the juncture of bores 36 and 3S and 3S and di?, respectively. The cylinder housing assembly 32 also includes an inner cylinder housing 46 which ts telescopingly within the outer housing 32 and has an end portion 4S and a reduced diameter forward portion Si) located matably within bores 3S and 4i), respectively. The inner housing 46 has a radially :outer shoulder 52 defined by the juncture of portions 48 .and 56 which is engageable with inner shoulder 44 of outer housing 32. The forward portion 5i) extends outwardly beyond the forward end `of outer housing S2 while the rearward portion i8 extends only partially coextensively Within the bore 38. A bore d3 extends through the inner cylinder housing assembly 45 coaxially relative to the bore 38 and communicates with a counterbore 57 in the rearward face 55 of housing 46. The counterbore 57 and a portion of the bore 38 define a cylinder 11i) in which the drive piston member 11% reciprocates.

An elongated collet housingSthas an annular end portion 56 in telescoping engagement over .a reduced diameter portion 5S at the outer end of the forward portion 5t? of the inner housing 46. The collet housing 54 and inner cylinder housing 46 .are axially held together by a pair of semicylindrical shell members 6i) and 62., each having a generally U-shaped cross-section and each having one leg of the U located in an annular groove 64 in the radially outer surface of the end portion 56 and the other leg of the U located in an annular groove do in the radially outer surface of theforward portion 5i) of the inner housing 46. The shells and 62 are held together by an annular sleeve 68 which lits matingly over 3 their outer surfaces and which is axially restrained in one direction by an outwardly extending shoulder 70 at one end of shells d@ and 62 and by a snap ring 72 located in a groove in the opposite end of shells di) and 62. The rearward ends of shells 60 and 6?. are proximate the forward faceof outer `cylinder housing 34 and along with sleeve 68 and snap ring 72, thereby holds the outer cylinder housing 34, the inner cylinder housing 46 and the collet housing 54 together.

The collet housing 54 has a forward portion 74 which extends longitudinally from the end portion 56 and which terminates at its forward end in a generally flat anvil portion 76. The anvil portion 76 extends transversely upwardly from and partially beyond the remainder of the forward portion '74. A tubular anvil member 7S is matably located in a counterbore in a longitudinally extending through bore Sil in the anvil portion 76. The anvil member 78 can be of a conventional construction well known in the art and has a flared opening 82 delined by a surface engageable with the collar 22 tor swaging the collar 22 to the pin 1d. The top of the forward portion 74 behind the anvil portion 76 is opened and has a generally semi-cylindrical concave cavity S3 defined by an internal surface 91 for receiving and permitting movement of the collet assembly 34 therein.

'The end portion 5d of collet housing 54 has a through bore 85 which is of -a slightly larger diameter than the bore 53 in the inner cylinder housing member 46. The bores 36, 38 and 41B in the outery cylinder housing 34, the bores 53 and 55 in the inner cylinder housing 46 and the bore 85 and cavity 83 of the collet housing 54 all extend longitudinally and are in coaxial alignment. The opening 32 in anvil 78 is laterally oilset a sufficient distance relative to the latter bores such that the area proximate the rear of anvil 78 is clear.

The collet assembly 34 includes a collet body 86 which has an elongated tubular portion S8 integral with a jaw housing 90' located at its forward end. The jaw housing 90 extends laterally from and partially beyond the tubular portion 38. The internal surface 91 of cavity 83 of the forward portion 74 of the collet housing 54 is contoured similarly to the outer surface of the tubular portion 83. Thus the collet body 86 which is located within the forward portion 7d of the collet housing 54 lits matably and slidably within cavity S3. A bore 92 extends through 'the jaw housing 90. A bore 9d extends longitudinally through the jaw housing 88 and transversely through the aperture 94. The bore 96 which has its axis spaced above the 'axis ofthe bore 92 is located relative to the lower surface of the collet body Se such as to be coaxial with the llared bore 82 in the anvil 7S. The bore 96 is offset a sullicient distance from the tubular portion 38 such that the area proximate to its rearward end is clear. The anvil portion 76 and jaw housing portion 9d are provided of a minimum width; the cylinder housing assembly 32 defines an unconned clearance space in the yarea immediately adjacent to the anvil portion 7 6 whereby the tool can be used in small clearance areas. This clearance permits use of the tool 10 in channels, etc.

The annular ring 123 surrounds the bore 96 and ex- 'tends axially outwardly from the forward face 120 of the jaw housing 90 and is movable concentrically, partially within the flared bore 82 of the anvil '78. The ring 123 acts as a collar ejector in a manner to be seen.

An upper jaw member 98 is xed in the upper portion of the Iaperture 94 in the jaw housing 90. The jaw member 98 has a substantially semicircularly shaped inner surface 10@ having a plurality of radially projecting annularly extending teeth which extend into the bore 96.

A low-er jaw member 102 is slidably located within the aperture 94 just below the bore 96 and also has a substantially semicircularly shaped inner surface 1114 having a plurality of radially projecting annularly extending teeth which extend toward the bore oppositely from the teeth on xed jaw member 9d. The teeth on the surfaces 11i@ and 11M of the jaw members 98 and 1l2, respectively, are provided with a contour similar to the contour of the gripping grooves 26 of the pin 16- whereby the jaw members 93 and 1112 are capable, in a manner to be seen, of gripping the pin 16. While the teeth on surfaces 151@ and 1M are shown to be individual semianular members, the teeth could extend helically for engagement with a threaded shank; the surfaces lit-tl and 104 could be provided with teeth for gripping a pin having a plain or smooth shank. The movable jaw member 162 is urged downwardly away from the lixed jaw member 98 by a pair of biasing springs 103. After gripping the pin 16 by jaws and M12, the fastener 11i is set by a relative axial force applied between the pin 1d and collar 22. To apply this relative force the collet body S4 is lixed to and movable with the drive piston member 1%.

The drive piston member 1% has its head located for reciprocable movement within the cylinder 11d dened by a portion of bore 3S and by counterbore 57. A rod 112 extends coaxially from the head 1118 and matably through the bore 53 in the inner housing` and in clearance relationship through the bore 35 in the end portion 56 of collet housing 511 and into the cavity 83. The forward end of rod 112 is externally threaded and is threaded into the threaded counterbore 93 of the collet body 86 whereby the collet body 8d is moved by the piston member 1116. The collet `assembly S4 includes a cylindrical bushing 114 which is located within the bore 92 in the collet body 8d and which has an annular ilange 116 located in counterbore 93. The tiange 116 is of a selected thickness such that when the rod 112 of piston is threaded tightly into counterbore 93 of the collet body 36 moving the llangev 116 against the end of counterbore 93 and with the piston 1416 in its forwardmost position in cylinder 11i), the forward face 11S of the piston head 1118 engages the rearward face 55 of the inner housing 16 and the forward face 121) of the jaw housing 91B of collet body Se is proximate the inner surface 122 of the anvil portion 76. While the drive piston member 1&6 is actuable to move the collet assembly S4, a Jiaw lock piston 131) is actuable to move the lower jaw member 102 toward the fixed jaw 98 whereby the pin 16 of the fastener 14 can be gripped.

The jaw lock piston 13@ has a piston head 132 reciprocably located within a cylinder 12S in the drive piston 'head 103 and has a longitudinally extending rod 13d 'face 13S at, the lower extremity of the'movable lower jaw 192. With the jaw lock piston 1311 in its rearwardmost position, as shown in FIGURE l, the inclined surface 13S of lower jaw member 102 is at the bottom of the inclined surfacek 136 and hence the lower jaw member 1112 is moved downwardly via springs 1113 away from the aperture 96 in the jaw housing 9i) and out of engagement with the pin 1d. With the jaw lock piston 1319 in its forwardmost position, the inclined surface 138 of jaw member 192 is moved upwardly along the inclined surface 136 and hence the lower jaw member 1132 is moved upwardly toward the aperture 95 in jaw housing 91B and into engagement with the pin 16. The anvil portion 76 has an opening 1135 in line with the lock piston 130 into which the piston 130 can partially extend in its forwardmost position.

The upper portion of the bushing 114 terminates short of the rectangular aperture 94 thus permitting the lower jaw member 102 to move into the bore 92 in the tubular portion 08 of the collet body S6. The lower portion of the bushing 114 extends beyond the aperture 94 and hence blocks the lowermost portion of aperture 94 and thereby prevents the movable lower jaw 102 from accidentally sliding too far, i.e., through the bore 92.

A cap 140 is radially stepped and is telescopicably matable within the outer counterbored end of the cylinder 128 for sealing that end of the cylinder; the cap 140 j 38 for sealing the rearward end of bore 3S, and hence of cylinder 110, and is retained in place by a snap ring located in a radial groove in the counterbore 36. The caps 140 and 142 are provided with annular seals for sealing the associated cylinders.

The cap 142 has a cavity 141 and the piston head 10S terminates at its rearward end in a reduced diameter, axially extending projection 143. In operation, with the drive piston 106 in its rearwardmost position the projection 143 engages the end wall of the cavity 141 and spaces the remainder of the head 108 from the cap 142; this facilitates porting to the head side of cylinder 110, and as will be seen, also permits clearance for fluid to enter cylinder 110 for driving piston 106 in a forward direction. The forward face 11S of the drive piston 106 is connected to the rod 112 by a radially inwardly converging surface 147. With the drive piston 166 in its forwardmost position (as shown in FlGURE 1) the inclined surface 147 defines a space within the counterbore 57 in the inner cylinder housing assembly 46; this space facilitates porting to the rod end of the piston 106 and also permits clearance for fluid to enter cylinder 110 for driving the piston 106 in a rearward direction. A cavity 14S :in the cap 140 serves a similar purpose as the cavity 141 m cap 142.

The piston head 10S of the drive piston 106 has an annular sealing ring 144 for providing a seal between opposite sides of the head 108 within the cylinder 110. In a similar manner, an annular seal 146 in the piston head 132 of the lock piston 130 seals between opposite sides of the head 132 within the cylinder 128. An annuiar seal 148 in a groove in bore 53 of the inner cylinder housing 46 seals between bore 53 and the rod 112 of drive piston 106 and hence seals the rod end of cylinder t 110. An annular seal 150 in a groove in rod 134 of lock piston 130 seals between rod 134 and bore 126 in rod 112 of drive piston 106 and hence seals the rod end of cylinder 128.

Annular seals 152 and 154 in portions 4Sand 50, respectively, of inner housing 46 provide seals with bores 40 and 3S, respectively, of outer housing 34 and hence seal between the inner and outer cylinder housings 46 and 34, respectively.

In using the tool 10, a fastener, such as fastener 14, has the shank 17 of the pin 16 inserted through the bores 96 and through the opening between chuck jaws 98 and 102. At this time the drive piston 106 is in its forward position in the cylinder 110 and the jaw lock piston 130 is in its rearward or retracted position in the cylmder 128 (see FIGURE 1.) With the lock piston 130 retracted the lower, movable jaw member 102 is in its lower position away from bore 96 permitting the pin 16 to be inserted therethrough. At this time the anvil 78 is in engagement with the collar Z2.

Before the pin 16 can be pulled, the lower jaw 102 must be moved upwardly to grip the shank 17. In conventional tools, the chuck jaws must be moved axially rearwardly prior to engagement with the shank. With the tool 10, the pin 16 is gripped prior to movement of the drive piston 106 and thence the collet assembly S4 (which includes chuck jaws 98, 102).

In operation fluid under pressure is applied to the head end of the cylinder 128 through an inlet passageway to be presently described. A bore 156 extends axially through the piston head 132 and partially in the rod 134 of the jaw lock piston 130 and has one end communicating with the head end of cylinder 128. The opposite end of the bore 156 is in communication with an elongated annular groove 15S in the outer surface of the rod 134 via a diametrical through bore 160. A closed passage is defined by the groove 158 and the surface defining the bore 126 in rod 112. The passage defined by groove 150 is in turn in communication with a diametrical through bore 162 in rod 112 of drive piston 106 which is in turn in communication with an elongated annular groove 164 in the outer surface of the rod 112. A closed passage is defined by the groove 164 and the surface defining the bore 53 in the inner cylinder housing 46. The inner cylinder housing 46 has an annular groove 170 in the outer surface of the rearward portion 4S which defines a closed passage with the surface of outer cylinder housing 34 defining the bore 38. The groove 170 is in communication with the passage defined by the groove 164 via a radial bore 16S. A radial bore 166 near the forward end of the outer cylinder housing 34 is in communication with the passage defined by groove 170. Thus fiuid under pressure can be applied to the head end of cylinder 128 through theinlet passageway defined by bore 166, the passage defined by groove 170, bore 168, the passage defined by groove 164, bore 162, the passage defined by groove 15?, bore 160 and bore 156.

At the same time that the head end of cylinder 110 is in fiuid communication with the return side of the source of pressure via a radial bore 172 near the rearward end of the outer cylinder housing 34. The rod end of the cylinder 123 is in communication with the head end of cylinder 110 via a plurality of axially extending, radially inclined bores 174 in the piston head 103.

With fluid pressure applied to the head end of the cylinder 12S the jaw lock piston 130 is moved forwardly Vand the fluid in the rod end of cylinder 123 is expelled to the return side of the source via bores 174, the head end of cylinder 110 and bore 172. At this time neither side of the cylinder 110 is communicated to the pressure side of the source. As the lock piston 130 is moved forwardly the lower, movable jaw member 102 is moved upwardly gripping the shank 17 of pin 16 against the fixed jaw member 93.

As the lock piston 130 reaches the end of its stroke, the passage defined by groove 158 is moved into communication with a fluid path opening to the rod side of the cylinder 110. A diametrical bore 176 through the rod 112 of drive piston 106 has its radially inner openings blocked by the rod 134 with lock piston 130 in its rearward position. As the lock piston 130 reaches the end of its stroke the passage defined by groove 158 communicates with the bore 176. An annular groove 178 in the outer surface of the rod 112 is in communication with bore 176 and defines a fiuid passage with the surface of the forward portion defining bore 53. An annular groove 181i in the surface of the bore 53 is in communication with the cavity defined by groove 17S. An axially extending bore 132 in the inner cylinder member 4S communicates the rod end of cylinder with the groove 173. The groove 153 in rod 134 of lock piston 130 is wide enough such that with the lock piston in its forward position it communicates both the bores 162 and 176 in the rod 112. Thus, when the lock piston 130 moves to its forward position causing the jaws 9S, 102 to grip the pin 16, fiuid pressure from the source is applied to the rod end of cylinder 110 via a primary fluid passageway comprising bore 166, the passage defined by groove 170, bore 163,

side of the source via bore 172. The groove 164 in the rod 112 is located near the piston head tlrsuch that after the drive piston 106 has traveled a short distance, the groove 16dI is in direct communication with the rod end of cylinder 110. Thus a secondary liuid passageway from the pressure side of the source to the rod end of cylinder 111) is defined by bore 166, the pass-age defined by groove 176, bore 168, and groove 164. The grooves 178 and 180 of the primary fluid passageway, previously defined, are initially in communication with each other with the drive piston 106 in its forward position and remain in communication as piston 106 moves rearwardly until the groove 164 communicates with cylinder 110; with further rearward movement of piston 106 the groove 178 is moved out of communication with the groove 180 thereby interrupting the primary fluid passageway to the cylinder 11). At this time, however, fluid pressure is still applied to the rod end of cylinder 110 moving the drive piston 106 to its rearward position.

During this rearward movement of drive piston 106, the jaw lock piston 136 is held in its forward position 'a handle 184 attached to one side of the outer cylinder housing member 34. The handle has passageways 136 and 188 in fluid communication with bores 166 and 172, respectively, and connected to the power unit 12 via flexible conduit members 1% and 192, respectively. A trigger 1% is located on handle 1821 and is actuable to control the power'source in the manner described in my abovementioned patent whereby in one position of trigger 194i fluid under pressure is transmitted to the tool 10 via conduit 190 and fluid is returned to reservoir via conduit 192 and in another position of trigger 194 fluid under pressure is transmitted to tool 10 via conduit 192 and is returned to reservoir vi-a conduit 190.

Additional features for a tool of the present invention are shown in the embodiment of FIGURE 4. Looking now to the embodiment of FIGURE 4, components serving similar functions as like components in the embodiment of FlGURES l-3 have been given the same number with the subscript LL The tool assembly 16a, which is generally the same as tool assembly 10, has in n addition means for limiting the stroke of the tool or the thereby maintaining the jaws 98, 102 against the pin '16. The force on the pin 16 is reacted against the collar 22 by means of the anvil 78. This relative force first pulls the head 24 of the pin 16 against the workpiece 18 and locates the locking grooves 2S concentrically with the collar 22. An increase in this force causes the anvil 78 to move over the collar 22 swaging the collar 22 into the locking grooves 28. With a further increase in this force, the shank 17 of the pin 16 is severed at the breakneck groove completing the setting operation. The swaged collar 22 is then ejected from the anvil 78 in a manner to be described.

To eject the collar 22 and in order to prepare the tool '16 to receive another fastener the operator, by means to be described, now switchesthe bore 172 to the pressure side of the source and the bore 166 to the return side. Thus fluid under pressure is applied to head end of cylinder 110 and from there to the rod end of cylinder 128 via the bores 174. This causes the drive piston 106 to move forwardly and the jaw lock piston 136 to move rearwardly. As the latter piston is moved rearwardly fluid from the head end of cylinder 128 can be ejected through the inlet passageway, previously described, and returned to the return side of the source. As the drive piston 106 moves forwardly iuid from the rod end of cylinder 110 is initially ejected through the secondary fluid passageway previously described, and returned to the return side of the source. After the drive piston 106 has been moved forwardly a distance at which the groove 164 no longer communicates with cylinder 11) thereby interrupting return iiow through the secondary fluid passageway and with the jaw lock piston 130 returned to its rearward position interrupting return flow through the primary fluid passageway, fluid from the rod end of cylinder 116 s forced back to the return -side of the source through a slight clearance provided between the bore 53 and the rod 112 near the inclined surface 147.

With the jaw lock piston 130 in its rearward position, the lower jaw 162 can move downwardly away from bore 96 thereby releasing the severed portion of the shank 17 of pin 16. As the drive piston 106 returns to its forward position, the collar ejector ring 123 is moved against the collar 22 thereby ejecting the collar 22 from the anvil Y78. Thus one fastener has been set and the tool 10v 3,052,099, issued September 4, 1962. The tool 1) has tion 56a of collet housing 54a.

axial distance which the drive piston Nea can travel. To accomplish this, an annular limiting ring 21N) is located coa-xially about the rodV 112a of` drive piston 19661 and against the rearward surface of the tubular portion of the collet body 86a. The reduced diameter forward portion 50a of the inner cylinder housing 46a has an annular projection 202 extending forwardly from a radial forward face 2413 and located matably within a counterbore 2194 at the rearward end of bore @Sa in the end por- The limiting ring 261@ is movable coaxially within the projection 262 and has its forward end engagable by the rearward end of the collet body 86a. As the drive piston 1t6a moves rearwardly its rearward movement is stopped when the rearward end of the limiting ring 200 engages the forward face 203 of housingV 46d. By properly selecting the vlength of the limiting ring 266 the stroke of piston 166e' can be set to suit any particular clearance.

Where clearance is not critical the ring 2G@ can be eliminated and the full stroke of the piston 10nd can be utilized. Since the piston 1l6cz is not moved forwardly unless the tool 16a is properly actuated by the operator, it is possible for high pressures to be maintained after the piston 1il6a reached the rearward end of its stroke. With the full stroke of the piston 1ti6a being used, the piston 166a at its rearwardmost position engages the cap 14241.

ln order to prevent damage to cap 142g as well as damage to seals, etc., caused by the maintenance of high pressures, valve means are provided which, with the piston 111651 in its rearwardmost position, fluid communicates both sides of the cylinder 111m. The head 16851 of thepiston 106a has a radially offset, longitudinally extending bore 2% which communicates both sides of cylinder 111m. A valve rod 263 is secured at the end portion 48a of inner cylinder housing 46a and extends rearwardly therefrom through bore 2% and proximate to the cap 14261. The rod 268 is of a diameter to fit snugly within bore 206 with a slight amount of clearance such that movement' of the piston 10651 is not impeded. The rear portion 210 of the rod 26S is formed with a plurality of flats such as flat 212 whereby clearance is provided with the bore 266 (see FIGURE 5). The portion 211i extends for a distance whereby both sides of cylinder 111m are not in communication until the piston 106e is at its rearwardmost position. At this position the iiuid pressure on the rrod end of the piston 106:1 is relieved via thepassageway provided by valve rod 208 and bore 2116 with the fluid returning to the reservoir via bore 172:1, passageway 188m and a conduit member such as conduit 192 (FIGURES 1 3).

The rod 208 serves an additional function since it also vprevents the piston 166e from rotating relative to the inner housing 46a. In order to prevent the inner housing 46a (together with drive piston 1il6a) from rotating relatively to the collet body 86a, a pin 2.12 is located iin aligned slots formed in the outer surfaces of the end portion 56a of the collet housing 54a and of the forward portion Stia of the inner housing 46a. A slot, located in alignment with the latter slots, is formed in the rearmost leg of shell member tiez and receivesa portion of pin ZlZ thereby preventing shells title and 62a from rotating.

While the tool lila, as the tool 1li, has specific advantages for applications in which little clearance is Vavailable, it also can be used in open areas in the same manner as conventional tools. In some of these applications many rivets, such as rivet 14, ida, may be installed in a close area. In that case, with the tool assembly 1li of FIGURES l-3, it might be impossible to set a fastener because of interference between the front surface 213 of anvil portion 76a anda previously set rivet such as rivet ll'a. URE 4 is provided with an anvil member 73a which has a stand-oli portion 214 which is of an enlarged diameter; the portion 2id projects forwardly from the front surface 2,13 a suliicient distance such that clearance is provided between front surface 213 and a previously set fastener such as llla. This distance should be approximately equal to the length of a swaged collar.

While it will be apparent that the preferred embodiments of the invention disclosed are well calculated to fulfill the objects above stated, it will be appreciated that the invention is susceptible to modication, variation and change without departing from the proper scope of fair meaning of the subjoined claims.

What is claimed is:

1. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: gripping means actuable for gripping the pin, engaging means for engaging the cooperating surface, pull means actuable for applying a relative force between said engaging means and said gripping means and means selectively actuable for actuating said gripping means and for actuating said pull means for and responsively to actuation of said gripping means.

2. ln a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: gripping means actuable for gripping the pin, engaging means for engaging the cooperating surface, pull means actuable for applying a relative force between said engaging means and said gripping means, and piston meansselectively actuable for actuating said gripping means and for actuating said pull means after actuation of said gripping means, said piston means including a first piston member actuable for actuating said gripping means and a second piston member operable for actuating said pull means.

3. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising gripping means actuable for gripping the pin, engaging means for engaging the cooperating surface, pull means actuable for applying a relative force between said engaging means and said` grippingV means, piston means selectively actuable for actuating said gripping means and for actuatiing said pull means after actuation of said gripping means, said piston means including a first piston member actuable for actuating said gripping means and a second piston member operable for actuating said pull means, and means actuable by said first piston member for actuating said second piston member.

4. in a tool for applying a relative axial force betwen a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: gripping means actuable for gripping the pin, engaging means for engaging the cooperating surface, pull means actuable for applying a relative force between said engaging means 'and said gripping means, tirst piston means selectively actuable for actuating said gripping means, said pull means including second pis- To alleviate this problem, the tool lila of FlG- ton means actuable for providing said relative force, and means actuable by said first piston means for actuating said second piston means.

5. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: gripping means actuable for gripping the pin, engaging means for engaging the cooperating surface, pull means` actuable for applying a relative force between said engaging means and said gripping means, first piston means selectively actuable for actuating said gripping means, said iirst piston means including a reciprocably mounted first piston member, said pull means including a reciprocably mounted second piston member actuable for providing said relative force, and means actuable by movement of said rst piston member in one direction for actuating said second piston member for movement in a first direction.

6. ln a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: gripping means actuable for gripping the pin, engaging means for engaging the cooperating surface, and pull means actuable for applying a relative force between Said engaging means and said gripping means along one direction, said gripping means including a plurality of jaw members movable relatively to each other in only a single direction substantially solely transversely of said one direction to engage the pin. 7. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: gripping means actuable for gripping the pin, engaging means for engaging the cooperating surface, pull means actuable for applyiing a relative force between said engaging means and said gripping means along one direction, said gripping means including a plurality of jaw members movable relatively to each other in only a single direction substantially solely transversely of said one direction to engage the pin, and means selectively actuable for actuating said gripping means and for actuating said pull means after actuation of said gripping means.

S. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: gripping means actuable Vfor gripping the pin, engaging means for engaging the cooperating surface, pull means actuable for applying a relative force between said engaging means and said gripping means, first piston means selectively actuable for actuating said gripping means, said first piston means including a reciprocably mounted first piston member, said pull means including a reciprocably mounted Second piston member actuable for providing said relative force, and means actuable by movement of said first piston member in one direction for actuating said second piston member for movement in a first direction, said gripping means including a iixed jaw member and a movable jaw member movable by said first piston member in a direction substantially solely transversely of said lirst direction.

9. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool cornprising: a housing assembly having a first cylinder, grip- -ping means supported in said housing assembly and actuable for gripping the pin, engaging means on said housing assembly for engaging the supporting surface, a drive piston located in said cylinder and reciprocable therein for applying a relative force along one direction between said engaging means and said gripping means, said drive pist-on having a piston head with a second cylinder, lock means operatively connected with said gripping means for actuating said gripping means and comprising a lock piston located in said second cylinder and reciprocable therein along said one direction for actuating said gripping means.

lll. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: a housing assembly having a first cylinder, gripping means supported in said housing assembly and actuable for gripping the pin, engaging means on said housing assembly for Vengaging the cooperating surface, a drive piston located in said cylinder and reciprocable therein for applying a relative force along one direction between said engaging means and said gripping means, said drive piston having a piston head with a second cylinder, a lock piston located in said second cylinder and reciprocable therein along said one direction for actuating said gripping means, and means aetuable by said lock piston for actuating said drive piston.

lll. ln a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: gripping means aetuable for gripping the pin, engaging means for engaging the cooperating surface, pull means aetuable for applying a relative force between said engaging means and said gripping means, first piston means selectively actuable for actuating said gripping means, said first piston means including a reciprocably mounted first piston member, said pull means including a reciprocably mounted second piston member aetuable for providing said relative force, and means aetuable by movement Iof said first piston member in one direction for actuating said second piston member for movement in a direction along the axis of said second piston member, said gripping means including a plurality of jaw members defining an opening for receiving the pin with said opening having an axis laterally spaced from the axis of said second piston member.

l2. ln a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: a housing assembly having a first cylinder, gripping means supported in said housing assembly and aetuable for gripping the pin, engaging means on said housing assembly for engaging the supporting surface, a drive piston located in said cylinder and reciprocable therein for applying a relative force between said engaging means and said gripping means and in a direction along the axis of said drive piston, said drive piston having a piston head with a second cylinder, a lock piston located on said second cylinder and reciprocable therein for actuating said gripping means, said gripping means including a plurality of jaw members defining an opening for receiving the pin with said opening having an axis laterally spaced from the axis of said drive piston, said housing assembly defining an unconfined clearance space in the area immediately adjacent to said jaw members in a direction along said axis of said opening.

f3. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: a longitudinally extending housing assembly having a first cylinder at one end having its axis extending longitudinally and a generally opened Vchannel portion at its opposite end, said housing assembly kterrninating at said opposite end-in a transversely extending anvil portion, an annular anvil member fixedly supported on said anvil portion and engageable with the cooperating surface and having an opening having an axis laterally spaced from said first cylinder axis, a collet member supported in said channel portion of said housing assembly for longitudinal movement, said collet member having a transversely extending jaw housing portion having an aperture located coaxially with said anvil member, va xed jaw member fixed in said jaw housing portion and extending partially into said aperture, a diametrically oppositely disposed movable jaw member supported in said jaw housing portion for movement substantially solely transversely toward and away from said fixed jaw member for selectively gripping the pin of the fastener and operable for pulling the pin of the fastener as said collet member moves in a first longitudinal direction, a drive pistonvsupported in saidrfirst cylinder and reciprocable along said first cylinder axis, said drive piston having a piston head located in said cylinder and having a second cylinder located therein coaxially with said first l2 s i cylinder axis, said drive piston having an end portion extending coaxially, longitudinally from said piston head and fixed to said collet member, a lock piston supported in said second cylinder and reciprocable along said first cylinder axis, said piston member having a coaxially extending rod portion extending through said rod portion of said drive piston and Within said collet member and into` engagement with said movable jaw member for moving said movable jaw member transversely toward said fix-cd jaw member responsively to longitudinal movement of said lock piston in one direction, first fluid circuit means selectively actuable for'driving said lock piston in said one direction, and second fluid circuit means operable responsively to movement of said lock piston in said one direction for driving said drive piston in said first direction.

ld. ln a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: a longitudinally extending housing assembly having a first cylinder at one end having its axis extending longitudinally and a generally opened channel portion at its opposite end, said housing assembly terminating at said opposite end in a transversely extending anvil portion, an annular anvil member fixedly supported on said anvil portion and engageable with the cooperating surface and having an opening having an axis laterally spaced from said first cylinder axis, a collet member supported in said channel portion of said housing assembly for longitudinal movement, said collet member having a transversely extending jaw housing portion having an aperture located coaxially with said anvil member, a fixed jaw member fixed in said jaw housing portion and extending partially into said aperture, a diametrically oppositely disposed movable jaw member supported in said jaw housing portion for movement substantially solely transversely t-oward and away from said fixed jaw member for selectively gripping the pin of the fastener and operable for pulling the pin of the fastener as said collet inember moves in a first longitudinal direction, a drive piston supported in said first cylinder and reciprocable along said first cylinder axis, said drive piston having a piston head located in said cylinder and having a second cylinder located therein coaxially with a said first cylinder axis, said drive piston having an end portion extending coaxially, longitudinally from said piston head and fixed to said 'collet member, a lock position supported in said second Vcylinder and reciprocable along said first cylinder axis, said piston member having a coaxially extending rod portion extending through said rod portion of said drive piston and within said collet member and into engagement with said movable jaw member for moving said movable jaw member transversely toward said fixed jaw member responsively to longitudinal movement of said lock piston in one direction, first fiuid circuit means selectively aetuable for driving said lock piston in said one direction, and second fluid circuit means operable responsively to movement of said lock piston in said one direction for driving said drive piston in said first direction, said housing assembly defining an unconfined clearance space in the area immediately adjacent to said jaw members in a direction along the axis of said aperture on said jaw housing portion of said collet member.

15. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: a longitudinally extending housing assembly having a first cylinder at one end having its axis extend- `ing longitudinally and a generally opened channel portion at its opposite end, said housing assembly terminating at said opposite end in a transversely extending anvil portion, an annular anvil member fixedly supported on said anvil portion and engageable with the cooperating surface and having an opening having an axis laterally spaced from said first cylinder axis, a collet member supported in said channel portion of said housing assembly for longitudinal movement, said collet member having a transversely extending jaw housing portion having an aperture located coaxially with said anvil member, a fixed jaw member fixed in said jaw housing portion and extending partially into said aperture, a diametrically oppositely disposed movable jaw member supported in said jaw housing portion for movement substantially solely transversely toward and away from said fixed jaw member for selectively gripping the pin of the fastener and operable for pulling the pin of the fastener as said collet member moves in a first longitudinal direction, a `drive piston supported in said first cylinder and reciprocable along said first cylinder axis, said drive piston having a piston head located in said cylinder and having a second cylinder located therein coaxially with said first cylinder axis, said drive piston having an end portion extending coaxially, longitudinally from said piston head and fixed to said collet member, a lock position supported in said second cylinder and reciprocable along said first cylinder axis, said piston member having a coaxially extending rod portion extending through said rod portion of said drive piston within said collet member and into engagement with said movable jaw member for moving said movable jaw member transversely toward said fixed jaw member responsivery to longitudinal movement of said lock piston` in one direction, first fluid circuit means selectively actuable for driving said lock` piston in said one direction, second fluid cirucit means operable responsively to movement of said lock position in said one direction for driving said drive piston a selected distance in said one direction and being disabled responsively to movement of said drive piston said selected distance, and third fluid circuit means operable responsively to movement of said drive piston approximately said selected distance in said one direction for driving said drive piston in said one direction.

f6. in a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: a longitudinally extending housing assembly having a first cylinder at one end having its axis extending longitudinally and a generally opened channel portion at its opposite end, said housing assembly terminating at said opposite end in a transversely extending anvil portion, an annular anvil member fixedly supported on said anvil portion and engageable with the cooperating surface and having an opening having an axis laterally spaced from said first cylinder axis, a collet member supported in said channel portion of said housing assembly for longitudinal movement, said collet member having a transversely extending jaw housing portion having an aperture located coaxially with said anvil memf ber, a fixed jaw member fixed in said jaw housing portion and extending partially into said aperture, a diametrically oppositely disposed movable jaw .member supported in said jaw housing portion for `movement substantially solely transversely toward and away from said fixed jaw member for selectively gripping the pin of the fastener and operable for pulling the pin of the fastener as said collet member moves in a first longitudinal direction, a drive piston supported in said rirst cylinder and reciprocable along said first cylinder axis, said drive piston having a piston head located in said cylinder and having a second cylinder located therein coaxially with said first cylinder axis, said drive piston having an end portion extending coaxially, longitudinally from said piston head and fixed to said collet member, a lock piston supported in said second cylinder and reciprocable along said first cylinder axis, said piston member having a coaxially extending rod portion extending through said rod portion of said drive piston and within said collet member and into engagement with said movable jaw member for moving said movable jaw Vmember transversely toward said fixed jaw member responsively to longitudinal movement of said lock piston in one direction, first fluid circuit means selectively actuable for driving said lock piston in said one direction, second fluid circuit means operable responsively to movement of said lock piston in said one direction for driving said drive piston a selected distance in said one direction and being disabled responsively to movement of said drive piston said selected distance, and third fluid circuit means operable responsively to movement of said drive piston approximately said selected distance in said one direction for driving said drive piston in said one direction, fourth fluid crcuit means selectively operable for driving said lock piston in an opposite direction, fifth fluid circuit means including said fourth fluid circuit means selectively operable for` driving said drive piston in an opposite direction.

17. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: a longitudinally extending housing assembly having a first cylinder at one end having its axis extenr ing longitudinally and a generally opened channel portion at its opposite end, said housing assembly terminating at said opposite end in a transversely extending anvil portion, an annular anvil member fixedly supported on said anvil portion and engageable with the cooperating surface and having an opening having an axis laterally spaced from said first cylinder axis, a collet member supported in said channel portion of said housing assembly for longitudinal movement, said collet member having a transversely extending jaw housing portion having an aperture located coaxially with said anvil member, a fixed jaw member fixed in said jaw housing portion and extending partially into said aperture, a diametrically oppositely disposed movable jaw member supported in said jaw housing portion for movement substantially solely transversely toward and away from Said fixed jaw member for selectively gripping the pin of the fastener and operable for pulling the pin of the fastener as said collet member moves in a first longitudinal direction, a drive piston supported in said first cylinder and reciprocable along said first cylinder axis, said drive piston having a piston head located in said cylinder and having a second cylinder located therein coaxially with said first cylinder axis, said drive piston having an end portion extending coaxiaily, longitudinally from said piston head and fixed to said collet member, a lock piston supported in said second cylinder and reciprocable along said first cylinder axis, said piston member having a coaxially extending rod portion extending through said rod portion of said drive piston and within said collet member and into engagement with said movable jaw member for moving said movable jaw member transversely toward said fixed jaw member responsively to longitudinal movement of said lock piston in one direction, first fluid circuit means selectively actuable for driving said lock piston in said one direction, second fluid circuit means operable responsively to movement of said lock piston in said one direction for driving said drive piston a selected distance in said one direction and being disabled responsively to movement of said drive piston said selected distance, and third fluid circuit means operable responsively to movement of said drive piston approximately said selected distance in said one direction for driving said drive piston in said one direction, fourth fluid circuit means selectively operable for driving said lock piston in an opposite direction, fifth fluid circuit means including said fourth fluid circuit means selectively operable for driving said drive piston in an opposite direction, said housing assembly defining an unconfined clearance space in the area immediately adjacent to said jaw members in a direction along the axis of said aperture in said jaw housing portion of said collet member.

18. in a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising gripping means actuable for gripping the pin, engaging means for engaging the cooperating surface, drive piston means actuable for reciprocation in a first direction for applying a relative force between said engaging means and said gripping means with said gripping means pulling the pin and in a second direction with said means pushing the pin, lock piston means actua-blcY for reciprocation between first and second positions and operable with said gripping means for actuating said gripping means to grip the pin on movement to said first position and to release the pin on movement to said second position, first fluid circuit means selectively actuable for driving said lock piston means to said first position, and second iiuid circuit means operable responsively to movement of said lock piston means to said first position for driving said drive piston in one of said i'irst and second directions.

19. ln a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: gripping means actuable for gripping the pin, engaging means for engaging the cooperating surface, drive piston means actuable for reciprccation in a first direction for applying a relative force between saiL engaging means and said gripping means with said gripping means pulling the pin and in a .second direction with said gripping means pushing the pin, lock piston means actuable for reciprocation between first and second positions and operable with said gripping means for actuating said gripping means to grip the pin on movement to said first position and to release the pin on movement to said second position, first fluid circuit means selectively actuable for driving said lock piston means to said first position, second ffuid circuit means operable responsively to movement of said loclt piston to said'first position for driving saiddrive piston a selected distance in said first direction and being disabled responsively to movement of said drive piston said selected distance, and third fluid circuit means operable responsively to movement of said drive piston approximately said selected distance in said first direction for driving said drive pistion in said first direction.

2b. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a-cooperating surface, said tool comprising: gripping means actuable for gripping the pin, engaging means for engaging the cooperating surface, drive piston means actuable for reciprocation in a first direction for applying a relative force between said engaging means and said gripping means with said gripping means pulling the pin and in a second direction with said gripping means pushing the pin, lock piston means actuable for reciprocation between first and second positions and operable with said gripping means for actuating said gripping means to grip the pin on movement to said first position and to release the pin on movement to said second position, first fluid circuit means selectively actuable for driving said lock piston means to said first position, second iiuid circuit means operable responsively to movement of said lock piston means to said first position for driving said drive piston means a selected distance in said first direction and being disabled responsively to movement of said drive piston said selected distance, and third fluid circuit means operable responsively to movement of said drive piston approximately said selected distance in said first direction for driving said drive piston in said first direction, fourth fluid circuit means selectively operable for driving said lock piston to said second position, and fifth fiuid circuit means including said fourth fluid circuit means selectively operable for driving said drive piston in said second direction.

2l. In a tool for setting a two-piece fastener of the type comprising a pin and a collar by swaging the collar to the pin, said tool comprising: gripping means actuable for gripping the pin, swaging means located at the forward end of said tool and engageable with the collar and actuable for swaging the collar onto the pin, pull means actuable for applying a relative force between said swaging means and said gripping means, first piston means selectively actuable for actuating said gripping means, said first piston means including a reciprocably mounted first piston member, said pull means including a reciprocably mounted second piston member actuable for providing said relative force, and means actuable by movement of said first piston member in one direction for actuating said second piston member for movement in a direction along the axis of said second piston member, said gripping means including a plurality of jaw members defining an opening for receiving the pin with said opening having an axis laterally spaced from the axis of said second piston member, said swaging means including a swaging anvil extending beyond the forwardmost surface of the remainder of said tool a distance approximately equal to the length of a swaged collar.

In a tool for set-ting a two-piece fastener of the type comprising a pin and a collar by swaging the collar to the pin, said tool comprising: a housing assembly having a first cylinder, gripping means supported in said housing assembly and actuable for gripping the pin, swaging means located at the forward end of said tool and engageable with the collar and actuable for swaging the collar onto the pin, a drive piston located in said cylinder and reciprocable therein for applying a relative force between said swaging means and said gripping means and in a direction along the axis of said drive piston, said drive piston having a piston head with a second cylinder, a loci: piston located in said second cylinder and reciprocable therein for actuating said gripping means, said gripping means including a plurality of jaw members defining an opening for receiving the pin with said opening having an axis laterally spaced from the axis of said drive piston, said housing assembly terminating at its forward end in a front surface extending transversely of said axes and defining an unconfined clearance space in the area immediately adjacent to said jaw members in a direction along said axis of said opening, said swaging means including a swaging anvil extending beyond said front face a distance approximately equal to the length of a swaged collar.

23. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: gripping means actuable for gripping the pin, engaging means for engaging the cooperating surface, puil means actuable for applying a relative force between said engaging means and said gripping means, means selectively actuable for actuating said gripping means and for actuating said pull means responsively to and after actuation of said gripping means, said pull means including a drive piston reciprocably mounted in a cylinder, and means for fluid communicating said cylinder on opposite sides of said piston responsively to movement of said piston to a selected position in said cylinder.

24. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: a housing assembly having a first cylinder, gripping means supported in said housing assembly and actuable for gripping the pin, engaging means on said housing assembly for engaging the supporting surface, a drive piston located in said cylinder and reciprocable therein for applying a relative force along one direction between said engaging means and said gripping means, said drive piston having a piston head with a second cylinder lock means operatively connected with said gripping means for actuating said gripping means and comprising a lock piston located in said second cylinder and reciprocable therein along said one direction for actuating said gripping means and valve means for fluid communicating said first cylinder on opposite sides of said drive piston with said drive piston in an extreme position along said one direction.

25. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: a longitudinally extending housing assembly having a first cylinder at one end having its axis extending longitudinally and a generally opened channel portion at its opposite end, said housing assembly terminating at said opposite end in a transversely extending anvil portion, an annular anvil member fixedly supported on said anvil portion and engageable with the cooperating surface and having an opening having an axis laterally spaced from said rst cylinder axis, a collet member supported in said channel portion of said housing assembly for longitudinal movement, said :collet member having a transverselytextending jaw housing portion having an aperture located coaxially with said anvil member, a fixed jaw member fixed in said jaw housing portion and extending partially into said aperture, a diametrically oppositely disposed movable jaw member supported in said jaw housing portion for movement substantially solely transversely toward and away from said fixed jaw member for selectively gripping the pin of the fastener and operable for pulling the pin of the fastener as said collet member moves in a first longitu` dinal direction, a drive piston supported in said first cylinder and reciprocable along said first cylinder axis, said drive piston having a piston head located in said cylinder and having a second cylinder located therein coaxially with said first cylinder axis, said drive piston having an end portion extending coaxially, longitudinally from said piston head and fixed to said collet member, a lock piston su pported in said second cylinder and reciprocable along said rst cylinder axis, said piston member having a coaxially extending rod portion extending through said rod portion of said drive piston and within said collet member and into engagement with said movable jaw member for moving said movable jaw member transversely toward said fixed jaw member responsively to longitudinal movement of said lock piston in one direction, valve means for fluid communicating said first cylinder on opposite sides of said drive piston with said drive piston in its extreme position along said first cylinder axis whereby said collet member has moved in said first longitudinal direction, first uid circuit means selectively actuable for driving said lock piston in said one direction, and second fluid circuit means operable responsively to movement of said lock piston in said one direction for driving said drive piston in said first direction.

26. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: a longitudinally extending housing assembly having a first cylinder at one end having its axis extending longitudinally and a generally opened channel portion at its opposite end, said housing assembly terminating at said opposite end in a transversely extending anvil portion, an annular anvil member fixedly supported on said anvil portion and engageable with the cooperating surface and having an opening having an axis laterally spaced from said first cylinder axis, a collet member supported in said channel portion of said housing assembly for longitudinal movement, said collet member having a transversely extending jaw housing portion having an aperture located coaxially With said anvil member, a fixed jaw member fixed in said jaw housing portion and extending partially into said aperture, a diametrically oppositely disposed movable jaw member supported in said jaw housing portion for movement substantially solely transversely toward and away from said fixed jaw member for selectively gripping the pin of the fastener and operable for pulling 18 Y the pin of the fastener as said collet member moves in a first longitudinal direction, a drive piston supported in said first cylinder and reciprocable along said first cylinder axis, said drive piston having a piston head located in said cylinder and having a second cylinder located therein coaxially with said first cylinder axis, said drive piston having an end portion extending coaxially, longitudinally from said piston head and fixed to said collet member, a lock piston supported in said second cylinder and reciprocable along said first cylinder axis, said piston member having a coaxially extending rod portion extending through said rod portion of said drive piston and within said collet member and into engagement with said movable jaw member for moving said movable jaw member transversely toward said fixed jaw member responsively to Y longitudinal movement of said lock piston in one direction,

means operatively associated with said housing assembly, said first piston member and said collet member for preventing relative rotation therebetween, first uid circuit means selectively actuable for driving said lock piston in said one direction, and second fluid circuit means operable responsively to movement of said lock piston in said one direction for driving said drive piston in said first direction.

27. In a tool for applying a relative axial force between a pin member and a cooperating surface, said tool comprising: a longitudinally extending housing assembly having a first cylinder at one end having its axis extending longitudinally and a generally opened channel portion at its opposite end, said housing assembly terminating at said opposite end in a transversely extending anvil portion, and annular anvil member xedly supported on said anvil portion and engageable with the cooperating surface and having an opening having an axis laterally spaced from said first cylinder axis, a collet member supported in said channel portion of said housing assembly for 1ongitudinal movement, said collet member having a transverseiy extending jaw housing portion having an aperture located coaxially with said anvil member, jaw means located in said jaw housing portion and operable for movement substantially solely transversely into and out of said aperture for selectively gripping the pin of the fastener and operable for pulling the pin of the fastener as said collet member moves in a first longitudinal direction, a drive piston supported in said first cylinder and reciprocable along said first cylinder axis in said cylinder and having a second cylinder located therein coaxially and having an end portion extending coaxially, longitudinally from said piston head and fixed to said collet member, said anvil portion and said jaw housing portion being of a minimum width on a longitudinal direction with said housing assembly detining an unconfined clearance space in the area immediately adjacent to said anvil portion whereby the tool can be used in small clearance areas.

GRANVILLE Y. CUSTER, IR., Primary Examiner.

NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE CERTIFICATE OF CORRECTION Patent No. 3,197,840 August 3, 1965 George J. Van Hecke It is hereby certified that error appears in the above numbered patent requiring correction and that the said Letters Patent should read as corrected below Column l, line 59, for "this" read the column 5, line 35, for "within" read with column 6, line 2, for "thence" read hence of line 34, strike out "that"; column 9, line 2, for "iin" read in line 4, for "1ocated read locatable line 5, after "is" insert also line 30, for "of" read or same column 9, line 40, for "for", second occurrence, read after column 13, lines 17 and 28, for position", each occurrence, read piston line 27, for "cirucit" read circuit column 15, line 3, after "said" insert gripping line 36, for "pistion" readpiston Signed and sealed this 29th day of March 1966.

(SEAL) Attest:

ERNEST W. SWIDER EDWARD I. BRENNER Attesting Officer Commissioner of Patents 

1. IN A TOOL FOR APPLYING A RELATIVE AXIAL FORCE BETWEEN A PIN MEMBER AND A COOPERATING SURFACE, SAID TOOL COMPRISING: GRIPPING MEANS ACTUABLE FOR GRIPPING THE PIN, ENGAGING MEANS FOR ENGAGING THE COOPERATING SURFACE, PULL MEANS ACTUABLE FOR APPLYING A RELATIVE FORCE BETWEEN SAID ENGAGING MEAN AND SAID GRIPPING MEANS AND MEANS SELECTIVELY ACTUABLE FOR ACTUATING SAID GRIPPING MEANS AND FOR ACTUATING SAID PULL MEANS FOR AND RESPONSIVELY TO ACTUATON OF SAID GRIPPING MEANS. 